Norris declares McLaren the F1 title favourite with Piastri pushing him to be better

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It is rare for Lando Norris to speak with an air of confidence over his 2025 Formula 1 title chances but, after holding off reigning champion Max Verstappen to take victory at the Australian Grand Prix, he concluded McLaren is indeed leading the pack.
After McLaren locked out the front row in qualifying, Norris converted pole into the fifth grand prix win of his career to start his championship ...Keep reading

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